session-logs

To search past conversation history stored in JSONL files, you can use local tooling with jq and rg utilities to extract and filter relevant discussions from per-session JSONL files indexed in sessions.json.

Yes, you can analyze prior chat sessions not retained in memory by applying local JSONL indexing to per-session files, extracting summaries, timestamps, and participation metrics from your historical context.

The best way to locate specific messages across multiple session logs is using rg and jq utilities to search and filter user or assistant messages stored within your local JSONL session files.

Yes, you need jq and rg installed because these local command-line utilities are required for extracting and filtering data from the per-session JSONL files during session log analysis.

You should use local JSONL indexing for conversation history analysis when a user references prior chats or needs historical context not present in memory, allowing you to search across all stored sessions.

This approach works with large volumes of session logs by leveraging rg and jq utilities to efficiently extract and filter targeted data from the local sessions.json index without loading entire transcripts into memory.